News

3/3/2021
Asst. Prof. Garrett Michaelsen leads students through the music of the 1920s and 2020s during his “Headphones Series.”

3/1/2021
Two faculty members from the Department of Mathematical Sciences, Asst. Profs. Min Hyung Cho and Nilabja Guha, have won grants totaling nearly $340,000 from the National Science Foundation for research that could advance a range of other disciplines, from high-resolution imaging to economics and finance.

3/1/2021
Recent alumni from the Honors College say their honors experiences, from research with faculty to small seminars, have had a lasting impact, preparing them for advanced graduate studies and rewarding jobs.

2/26/2021
A new option within the exercise science major prepares students for careers on the business side of fitness. The exercise and fitness management option is particularly appealing to athletes who want to stay involved with sports.

2/26/2021
River Hawks are finding ways to make friends, connect with classmates and join extracurricular activities while learning remotely during the pandemic.

2/22/2021

2/18/2021
Kennedy College of Sciences Dean Noureddine Melikechi is among the experts interviewed about NASA’s successful mission to Mars.

2/10/2021
Clinical Assistant Prof. Jennifer Nicoloro, director of the university’s undergraduate medical laboratory sciences program, provided an interview to this career-planning website to share the professional opportunities available to people interested in the field.

1/31/2021
Get Girls Going was created in 2016, by three young women who are all graduates of the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

12/12/2020
Lowell-based invisaWear’s panic button jewelry, co-founded by UMass Lowell graduates Rajia Abdelaziz and Ray Hamilton, is now partnering with ADT, one of the most well-known national security companies, bringing together ADT’s mobile safety platform and invisaWear’s wearable safety devices.